What Are Some Basic VIM Commands For Using In SSH?
SSH is a binary protocol. Its full form is Secure Shell. It was developed by SSH Communications Security Ltd for the purpose of transferring information between computers on a network in a very secure manner. Thus this protocol assists in securing remote access over a network from one computer to another. Thus it is a very secure log in method. VIM on the other hand refers to an advanced text editor. It is highly configurable and has been developed with the motive of enabling efficient text editing. It is an improved and better version of VI editor. A VIM is also known as a “programmer’s editor”. Vim can be used in SSH in pretty much the same way as it is used in other protocols with slight differences. It is easy to know the differences and the way to use it by logging on to sites which offer information about VIM and the ways to put it to optimum use.
